What is missing from the Continental Drift Theory portion of the Venn Diagram?
A. Focused on crustal plate movement
B. Focused only on continental movement***
This is for the Science Unit 4 Lesson 4 Portfolio (Topographic Maps/Plate Tectonics Portfolio, Google Docs)
**FIRST PAGE**
1. D (70 ft)
2. B (30 ft)
3. C (50 ft)
4. A (84 meters)
(Work shown for #4: 264-80)
5. B (B)
6. D (The contour lines are spaced closer together.)
7. B (B)
8. A (A)
9. D (D)
10. C (C)
***SECOND PAGE***
11. B (Focused only on continental movement)
12. C (Focused on crustal plate movement)
13. ? I'm not sure, I'd go with A.. sorry if it's wrong
14. D (Volcanic mountains)
15. B (Divergent)
16. C (Transform fault)
17. D (All of the above)
18. A (The Atlantic Ocean will become wider)
19. D (All of the above)
20. A (Western)
These are all correct except #13.
No problem! Just tryna make it easier on everyone since Christmas is coming up (:
Also I'm assuming I was right on #13 since u got 20/20.
This is only for clarification
Does any one know the answer
no lmao
@uwu is correct!! I made a 20/20! Thank you so much! ✨
What grade r u in?
@Random 6th grader i think they are in 8th or 7th.
Ugh Is right
To identify what is missing from the Continental Drift Theory portion of the Venn Diagram, we need to analyze the given options.
Option A states that the Continental Drift Theory is focused on crustal plate movement. This implies that the theory includes both continental and oceanic plate movement, which is consistent with the theory's original proposition.
Option B states that the Continental Drift Theory is focused only on continental movement. If this statement is accurate, then it would indicate a limitation or omission within the theory.
Based on these options, it appears that the missing element from the Continental Drift Theory portion of the Venn Diagram is "B. Focused only on continental movement." This suggests that the theory does not solely emphasize continental movement, but also considers other aspects such as oceanic plate movement.